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The occasional seed you find in a bud, if grown, will not exhibit the same qualities as the bud it came from. It will almost always hermaphrodite a few weeks about halfway through, rendering the buds a weak mix of familiar cannabis littered with lots of half developed seeds.

Hey there, I will say that 40 gallons is a bit excessive for a flush. a couple gallons of warm water, followed by an hour pause to 'loosen' it all up, and then a couple more gallons to actually flush it out, it's a lot easier on the plant and is more effective at rinsing the soil. I do that...

It looks like you're using LEDs. That's pretty much the crux of it. They aren't going to get those plants producing much bud material, they just don't have the punch for it. Yellowing of leaves happens in the later stages of flowering, so that's not abnormal to see.

The point of testing water PH is to adjust it as needed before you water the plant, so do it while it's clean and still in the bucket.

You don't want to give them nitrogen now, that's something you want to work into them during veg. If you look at the nitrogen levels in most bloom nutrients, it's usually 0, or close to it. It will make your buds really dark green and give them a shitty taste. You should be able to ride it out...

Hi there, it is easy to say there's a deficiency, but why is there a deficiency? Week 3-4 of flowering is when plants really start to develop problems from long-term mishandling/bad habits, making it difficult to get to the finish line. More than likely, you're experiencing some type of PH...

good to know, thanks!

You want to keep as much leaf on the plant as possible, but since you're using led lights, you'll only get buds on the upper canopy, so don't cut those off.

Is it just me, or is his website gone? I haven't been able to access it for days.

I"m guessing that you're still in veg cycle and not budding the plant? If so, this is not a deficiency of any kind. What everybody is ignoring is the sickly puke green color of your leaves towards the stem. This suggests repeated over watering. Which is a hard thing to recover from.

Watering correctly is the basis for all good growing. It can take a while to get the hang of it. Look, there's no simple answer to your question, anybody that gives you yes or no answer is full of shit. For example, if you let your soil get really dry between waterings, then suddenly dump a...

How hot are you getting exactly? About the only thing you can do is hook up an AC unit to your incoming air flow. There isn't much room in a 4x4 tent to begin with, you also want to make sure you plants are staying a good 12 inches from the light, not easy to do when you're growing...

Thanks for letting us know...two years? That's not very long.

That's about where I'm at, and the reason for the post...I needed a little help with trust.

Well that's all great to hear, it puts me at ease. I suppose the first thing to go bad on them would be the bearings, which you would hear.

Hey everybody, I was doing some maintenance on the set up and it dawned on me that my inline fan, which performs two functions, carbon filter and cooling my hood, is super old, but seems to be running like it did the first day I got it. In fact, I bought it about 8 years ago and it's been...

This looks like the early onset of over watering. You mentioned some improvements when transplanting to a larger container with other plants. If your container is getting fully soaked when you water, but it gets totally dry within 2 1/2 - 3 days, forcing you to water by day 3 (or come home to...

2 cups of water?!!!! That may be all it needs, but there's no way to deliver it in such a large container.

It's kinda early to tell. But as long as you're treating it the same as the others, you'll learn a lot about growing. On a side note, when you're starting seeds, you typically will germinate them in smaller containers first and then move them to a larger pot after a bit more growth...that way...

I'm confused, are you trying to make seeds? Or are you just considering it a 'life handing you lemons' sort of thing? If you're trying to make seeds, it most certainly matters where the pollen comes from. Honestly, don't waste your time trying to grow out seeds you created, the real process...